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Parameter Description Value for This
Example
all.data_buffering A non zero value activates data buffering (local or remote, according
to what was configured in the parameter conf.nfs_data_buffering seen
before). If local data buffering, a file is created on the Cyclades-TS; if
remote, a file is created through NFS in a remote server. All data
received from the port is captured in this file. If local data buffering, this
parameter means the maximum file size (in bytes). If remote, this
parameter is just a flag to activate (greater than zero) or deactivate
data buffering. When local data buffering is used, each time the
maximum is reached the oldest 10% of stored data is discarded,
releasing space for new data (FIFO system) - circular file. When
remote data buffering is used, there's no maximum file size other than
the one imposed by the remote server - linear file. This file can be
viewed using the normal Unix tools (cat, vi, more, etc.). See the
section on data buffering for details.
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all.DB_timestamp A non zero value activates time stamp recording in the data buffering
file. This parameter is meaningful only if data buffering option is active.
In case time stamp recording is on, input characters will be
accumulated until either a CR or LF character is received from the
serial port or the size of the accumulated data reaches 256 characters.
Then, the accumulated data will be recorded in the data buffering file
along with the current time.
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all.syslog_buffering When non zero, the contents of the data buffer are sent to the syslog-
ng every time a quantity of data equal to this parameter is collected.
The syslog level for data buffering is hard coded to level 5 (notice) and
facility conf.DB_facility. The file /etc/syslog-ng/syslog-ng.conf should
be set accordingly for the syslog-ng to take some action (please see
Appendix G for syslog-ng configuration file).
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FIGURE 6.7 CONSOLE SERVER PSLAVE.CONF PORT-SPECIFIC PARAMETERS (CONT.)